Have you added your project to the quasar-awesome repo?

I am so proud to be a member of this amazing team - I'd travel anywhere with you all!

I totally agree with @gregory.latinier - Nice job.

AWESOME!!!

PLEASE DO NOT RUN IPFS IN OUR GERMAN REGION. YOU WILL BE AUTOMATICALLY SUSPENDED WITHOUT WARNING. Hosting at Hetzer?

The awesome thing about working within the Quasar Method is that I am using an amazing set of tools that I know deeply. For people on the outside it may seem like it was a lot of work, but I think 20 hours

Results It seems that my logo has been selected and has been in use since the moment I shared it, as you can see at this page: Graphics Here is the logo as a png (which is also available as an SVG, btw):

Let me know how it turns out for you!

Sounds like a freaking cool idea. I'd love to be involved

Hi Brian, @starkerz recommended that we get in touch. I am working on a platform that may just solve all of your problems with film and blockchain (his words).

I see. Personally I hate gh-pages and would in this case setup a now.sh account or or use netlify.com for serving the project. They are both free and in my opinion a great deal easier to use than gh-branches.

I am on it.

I really love the low-tech pixel style!!! Awesome!

Nice one! Maybe consider using now.sh to serve the static contents.

Just wondering why you didn't try to build this with the Quasar Framework...

Thanks @irelandscape. :D - We learned a lot about Steem (and the very sad state of affairs surrounding API interfaces and Markdown specifically). Again, the ace we had was the bulletproof build and scaffolding

I remember the logo "competition", and was also surprised at the requirements of "yellow" and "ninja". It made absolutely no sense and didn't seem to reflect anything about

You may be wondering what this is about, because I normally write more than one word. But in this case, this word is HUGE! It was the first successful trial post using our new Electron app that we made

Yesterday during the 12hour / 12second issue, this was actually not true. I found it sad that all of the information about the hardfork that I would have considered relevant and helpful was not accessible

One of the things that bothers me the most about @busy is that it seems that they are hardcoding their own server provided IPFS links to images. (Correct me if I am wrong.) While it works well, what happens